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the hi, i'm eddie michael junior. you are welcome to the program. ukraine has secured tech, he's backing and it's bit to join nato. why is that? why with russia is over. texas presidents, right of type, either one says key. these asked to be granted. membership greens, lead out but administer lensky has been on a topic towards several states before. next week's nato summit in the tween. yeah. you'll again press the case for you cream to join the block. a brief moment in a busy schedule to member the victims of the wall and ukraine, the presence of landscape mess with the heads of the eastern orthodox church patriot act xbox. call them you in the stumble and stop today. while we still stop to of nato countries, there are a few places that month to month. a lot to me is a landscape into k, a key moderate to between russia on the west. and the crucial negotiate to in keeping the green, flowing out of ukraine. the landscape also knows he needs the techie, on the side in his push for ukraine to become a nato member. the ch

i, i'm eddie michael junior and you are welcome. the coming up on the program. we'll talk through some of the goals in categories on the about why child my age, this privilege that sending a media. we get up close and personal with a grow for my radio that is intended to change based on slum office to compile raji, 6008 for the town put on it was something that stopped with a report by i'll go so viewed the teen report to atlanta, she takes us to meet 2 young, was on beacons who had to give up on yeah, dreams. just because they got pregnant after getting married young. i'll let that sinking for a bit. any marriages in many cases synonymous with domestic violence and risky pregnancies in this case, that was i'm beacon government has been trying to tackle the situation. but is that enough? let's find out. hello. hi. my name is elena, i'm from number 2. i will continue to discuss with each episode today we're going to talk about the child's merit and evil, the, to the present in my country. most of them because one of the highest rates of child marriage in africa,

i am your host, eddie michael julia, on this edition. we're looking on ways to protect the local music industry. show the government regulates foreign music to help promote the local entertainments industry and kind of for example, local artist calling for just 30 percent of foreign content on at income rule. it's 20 percent. but the strategy didn't really work in south africa. on the contrary. and let to severe financial struggles for some local stations. so kind of the work income or, and let's find out from the locals into iowa in our streets debate the hello welcome to 7. so impressed main street debate right here in the beautiful city of do are the cover and my name is my was so full. i know today's edition, we are looking into the entertainment industry topics went to the east, showed the farming content of us to be restricted, already regulated in the mission of come a room or not. i don't like to stop me. you see why international you, i octo young octo your committee on, are you one of the key advocates about this particular iss

joining us is bloomberg's michael mis-c can and eddie van der walt. michael, does the back half look like the front half? michael: if you talk to a market participant it is not. the second half will be much tougher. the first half is strong. the economy is starting to suffer. the survey data is starting to roll over. it is a market of disconnect. we have stocks that keep going up, especially cyclicals, and we have surveys like is there optimism in germany or pmi across europe, especially manufacturing side that keep going down and are not showing any sign of improvement. at some point the disconnect has to close and debate debate is is it going to close by stocks going down for the manufacturing data going up? guy: second half, how different will it be to the first half? eddie: i do not want to be as predictable as the -- as she suggested i will. results might be very much like the first half. we might still see increased outperformance. the underlying causes are very different. we talked about the china boom that materialized. in the second half we ta

>> you know, michael, eddie is right. this is historically what we do in terms of politics.ple vote against people they, don't vote for people. it seems to me like we have to do such a better job in this country of educating people about who we are and what our constitution really says, what the declaration of independence really says. what our history, and with all of its issues, all of its problems, all of its bad things that have happened in this country, all of the great things that happened in this country. we just don't do that the way that we should. right before i came here, i finished a presentation about the 16th street baptist church bombing. in that case that i prosecuted. it was 60 years ago this september, and i kept telling this audience, we have to remember things like that so that we don't go back. but this is more than just the rhetoric. this results in violence to people. it is not just black and white like it was in the 60s. it is religion, it is hispanics, it is asian, it is jewish folks, it's incredible. we have to do a better job of civic engagement, r